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    1. A local Afghan man approached a British outpost with information. He claimed to have proof of British involvement in an attack on his kinsmen and has sworn vengeance. 2. The man accepted a bribe in exchange for not revealing the locations of British bases, including one known only to his cousin who was killed. 3. The man has now left the British, expressing a desire for them to leave Afghanistan. This lines up with reports of unauthorized British attacks upsetting local interests. Efforts should be made to protect commanders operating in the area, including potentially eliminating the informant.

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    1. A local Afghan man approached a British outpost with information. He claimed to have proof of British involvement in an attack on his kinsmen and has sworn vengeance. 2. The man accepted a bribe in exchange for not revealing the locations of British bases, including one known only to his cousin who was killed. 3. The man has now left the British, expressing a desire for them to leave Afghanistan. This lines up with reports of unauthorized British attacks upsetting local interests. Efforts should be made to protect commanders operating in the area, including potentially eliminating the informant.

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    INTREP#5 Operation Paper Tiger

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    1. A local Afghan man approached a British outpost with information. He claimed to have proof of British involvement in an attack on his kinsmen and has sworn vengeance. 2. The man accepted a bribe in exchange for not revealing the locations of British bases, including one known only to his cousin who was killed. 3. The man has now left the British, expressing a desire for them to leave Afghanistan. This lines up with reports of unauthorized British attacks upsetting local interests. Efforts should be made to protect commanders operating in the area, including potentially eliminating the informant.

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    INTELLIGENCE REPORT

    From: SO1 G2, 22nd Armoured Brigade


    To: Officer Commanding, 22nd Armoured Brigade
    Date: 10th March 2024

    Source Type / HUMINT


    Description / URN: SILVERFISH100324
    URN

    Source Reliable Untested Unreliable Known to be


    Evaluation False

    Intelligence Known to Unknown to Not known and Known to be


    Assessment Source source but cannot be False
    confirmed confirmed

    INTELLIGENCE PROVIDED

    A local Afghan male approached the 4 Rifles BGHQ claiming to have


    1 proof of British involvement with attacking his kinsmen at NAI Singleton.
    He was met by LtCol. Frank Jager who conducted the debrief.

    The SILVERFISH asset claimed to be the new headman by right of birth


    of his tribe, and has declared a blood oath to find and punish the man
    responsible for his cousins death. He accepted a large bribe in order to
    not reveal the known locations of British FOBs including the (accurate)
    2 SOF location known only to his cousin codenamed FOXESFARM.

    The SILVERFISH asset has left, citing that he no longer wishes to


    participate in British proceedings in his country and expressing his
    desire that we leave.

    This appears to corroborate the news story present in INTREP#4,


    where it’s becoming clear that British forces were indeed involved with
    Assessment
    an unauthorised attack at NAI SIngleton, which has hampered British
    interests in the region.

    Efforts to keep the subunit commanders of the forces operating in the


    area safe should be considered.
    A pre-emptive strike by SOF in order to eliminate this individual should
    be one of those considerations, preferably in a manner which could
    Action
    indicate another faction.

    The FOXESFARM location should be immediately relocated and a


    different ALAF FOB should be chosen for disgusing SOF operations.

    Distribution: Copy No.


    External:
    HQ, 2 Scots Dragoon Guards, 1-2
    HQ, 4 Rifles Battlegroup, 3-4
    HQ, 1 Royal Regiment Fusiliers Battlegroup, 5-6
    HQ, 1 Princess of Wales Royal Regiment Battlegroup 7-8
    Info:
    Main HQ, 22nd ABCT 9

    Internal:
    Arty 10-11
    Comms 12-13
    Avn 14
    Tpt 15
    Med 16
    Sup 17
    Maint 18
    Pro 19
    S1/S4 20
    S2/S3 21

    Info:
    Comd 22
    File 23
    Comd’s Diary 24
    Spare 25-30

    END OF REPORT

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